Review on Miele SMUL0 Triflex HX1 RU White Lotus Vacuum Cleaner by Mateusz Dbski ᠌

1: it discharges really quickly, especially on a turbo, but this is a problem for all such vacuum cleaners. (Personally, in a rented apartment, I have absolutely enough carpets for 40 square meters and vacuum the floor superficially) But in reality, at least two batteries are needed here. 2: some details are doubtful, in a certain configuration (engine on top) the lower part creaks a little, apparently, there is a small move, something has managed to “shake up”. There are some gaps, as if something was not fully inserted, but upon closer examination and comparison with the photo, you understand that everything is fixed as it should. Well, of course, everything is made of plastic, although of high quality “made in khhermaniya”, but nevertheless . By the way, about Germany, it’s also cunning - from Germany there is only a brush and the engine (block) itself, the rest is made in Romania, Slovakia ( charging, battery, etc. ) and China with the included attachments, respectively. 3: claim to the store itself: they brought a vacuum cleaner in a very old, beaten and crumpled box . (in which they had already sent something to someone) immediately threw it into a landfill. There are no questions about the vacuum cleaner itself, a new one without traces of operation, all the main parts are packed, everything is fine. 4: the price, well, 60 thousand is a little expensive, of course. (Actually, I have 10% Cashback for this product because of the card, so almost at the old price) But on the other hand, there is not much real choice among wireless vacuum cleaners. Either a similar, unfortunately, already too expensive dyson, promoted by “Chinese-Malaysian” production (in a motley Asian style) for 70-80 thousand, or plastic xiaomi or “branded” (in fact the same Chinese) ogues of Philips and Tefal, which can be considered solely as a Chinese toy with the aim of giving a son / daughter a la “a set of a novice housewife”. And then at least you get a German, more precisely, a European in embly, and, well, the power of a Dyson V11 / V15.